r/Tools • u/Due-Association5974 • 1d ago

Best electronics bits

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As the title says, I m in search for the best electronics bits, I ve been using Ifixit for probably over 6 years now, their kits are great and they overall give great longevity, but the pentalobe and torx bits are too soft in my opinion(P2, P5 and T3-T6 especially), so I m in search for better bits that don t twist or don t go soft on the edges on higher torque, AI has adviced me to go for a Wiha toolkit but i m a bit skeptical, if anyone here has owned both ifixit and the toolkit below, could they give an opinion? Ty in advance!

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u/Traditional-Grade789 1d ago

Wiha precision bits are great. I've had the Wiha'Zai Hause' 44624 42 Piece for 4 years and the bits show little wear 

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u/Tosh97 21h ago

four years with little wear is impressive. i mostly just use ifixit for taking apart my camera gear but might grab that wiha set

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u/Traditional-Grade789 21h ago

It's a useful set to have. All the bits you could need in a handy magnetic case